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Trusting that every girl, who keeps 
this book, realizing how much her 
own college has been to her, may be as 
loyal and as devoted to it as I am to 
mine, and that each in her innermost 
heart, where the image of that college 
ever dwells, may be certain — as I am 
— that her own is the best, I gratefully 
and affectionately dedicate this book to 
my college home, the place where so 
many happy and profitable days of my 
student life were spent. Smith College. 



MV ^Inta JHater 



Name of College 



Location 



Size 



President 



My Class 



Prepared at 



Colleee Color 



College Yell 



Class Color 



illustrations 



y\ ^^ii/A 




^t)OtOS 



statistics 



£. 


Women's Colleges 


L<1CATI0N 


President 


z 

a 
C 


1S42 
1889 
1880 
1890 
1855 
1871 
1S37 
1849 
1870 
1879 
189? 
1870 
1871 
1900 
1861 
187; 
1868 
1870 

ISSS 


Asheville College 


Asheville, N.C 

New York City, N. Y . . . . 

Bryn Mawr, Pa 

Spartanburg, S. C 

Elmira, N Y 

Seminary Park, Cal 

South Hacley, Mass 

Oxford, 


Archibald A. Jones 

Nicholas Murray Butler, LL. D 

M. Carey Thomas, Ph. D.,LL. D... 

Benj. Wilson, B. A.,M. A 

Dr. A. C. MacKenzie, D. D 

Mrs. C. T. Mills, Litt. D 

Mary E. Wooley, A. M.,Litt. D. Lh. D. 


200 
400 
436 
436 
210 
210 
612 

i;o 
264 
456 
290 
297 
1 1 50 

47 
780 
786 

I JO 

308 
355 








Elmira College 

Mills College 


Mt. Holvoke College 


Oxford College 


Pennsylvania College 

RaJcli'rFe College 

Randolph-Macon College . . 


Pittsburg, Pa 


Rev. C. Martin, A. M.,D. D 


Cambridge, Mass 

Lynchburg, Va 

Concord, N.C 

Northampton, Mass 

Washington, D. C 

Poughkeepsie, N. Y . . . . 

\Vellesley,Mass 

Aurora, N. Y 

Chambersburg, Pa 

Baltimore, Ma 


Wm. W. Smith,A.M.,LL. D 

Rev. D. J. Satterfield, D. D 


Scotia Seminary 

Smith College . .... 


L. Clark Seelye, D. D., LL. D 

Sister Lidwina, S. N. D 

James Munroe Taylor, D. D.,LL. D . . 

Caroline Hazard, M. A., Litt. D 

J. W. Freyley, M. S. (Act. Pres.) 

Rev. S. A. Martin, D. D 

I. F. Goucher, U. D., LL. D 


Trinity College 

Vassar College 

Welleslev College 

Wells College 


Wilson College 

Woman's College 



)tat(sttt6 



Co-educational Colleges 



1873 
1896 
1859 
1872 
1861 
1836 
1S15 



1853 

J872 
1893 



1845 
1880 
1847 
1S5; 
1881 
1S54 
1869 
1794 
1877 
1764 
1872 
1848 
1846 
i8jo 
1866 
1851 



185s 
i8;5 
1853 
1864 
1 891 
1851 
1869 
1887 
1881 
181S 
1874 
1890 
1857 
1868 



1850 
1831 
1864 
1837 
1865 
1783 
1872 
1 891 
1873 
1847 
1890 
1883 
1855 
1867 
189? 



Add- Ran Christian University 

AJeiphi College 

Adrain College 

Alabama Polytechnic Institute. .. . 

Albion College 

Alfred Univeisity 

Allegheny College 

Alma College 

American University of Harriman. 

American University 

Amity College 

Antioch College 

Arkansas College 

Armour Institute Technology 

Atlanta University 

Augustana College 

Baker University 

Baldwin University 

Bates College 

Baylor University 

Bellevue College 

Beloit College 

Berea College 

Bethany College 

Bethel College 

Boston University 

Bowdoin College 

Brigham Young College . . . 

Brown University 

Buchtel College 

Burritt College 

Bucknell University 

Butler College 

Carleton College 

Carson & Newman College 

Carthage College 

Cedarville College 

Central College 

Central Pennsylvania College . ... 

Central University 

Central Wesleyan College 

Charles City College 

Christian University 

Clark University 

Clark University 

Coe College 

Colby College 

Colorado College 

Converse College 

Cornell College 

Cornell University 

Cotner University 

Cumberland University 

Dakota University 

Defiance College 

Denison University 

Denver University 

DePauw University 

Des Moines College 

Dickinson College 

Doane College 

Drake University 

Drury College 

Earlham College 

Elon College 

Emporia College 

Eureka College 

Ewing College 

Fairmont College 

Fargo College 

Finlay College 



Location 



Waco, Texas 

Brooklyn, N. Y 

Adrain, Mich 

Auburn, Ala 

Albion, Mich 

Alfred, N. Y 

MeaJville, Pa 

Alma, Mich,- 

Harriman, Tenn 

Washington, D. C. . . . 
College Springs, la. . . 
Yellow Springs, O . . . . 

Batesville, Ark 

Chicago, in 

Atlanta, Ga 

Rock Island, 111 

Baldwin, Kan 

Berea, O 

Lewiston, Me 

Waco, Tex 

Bellevue, Neb 

Beloit, Wis 

Berea, Ky 

Lindsborg, Kan 

Russellville, Ky 

Boston, Mass 

Brunswick, Me 

Logan, Utah 

Providence, R.I 

Akron, O 

Spencer, Tenn 

Lewisburg, Pa 

Indianapolis, Ind 

Northfield, Minn 

Jefferson City, Tenn . 

Carthage, III 

Cedarville, O 

Fayette, Mo 

New Berlin, Pa 

Pella, Iowa 

Warrenton, Mo 

Charles City, Iowa... 

Canton, Mo 

Atlanta, Ga 

Worcester, Mass 

Cedar Rapids, la. . . . 

Waterville, Me 

Colorado Springs, Colo 

Spartanburg, S. C 

Mt. Vernon, Iowa. . , . 

Ithaca, N. Y 

Bethany, Neb 

Lebanon, Tenn 

Mitchell, S. Dak 

Defiance, O 

Granville, O 

University Park, Colo 

Greencastle, Ind 

Des Moines, Iowa. . . . 

Carlisle, Pa 

Crete, Neb 

Des Moines, Iowa. . . . 

Springfield, Mo 

Richmond, Ind 

Elon College, N. C... 

Emporia, Kan 

Eureka, 111 

Ewing, 111 

Wichita, Kan 

Fargo, N. Dak 

Finlay, O 



President 



E. C. Snow, A. M. (Act. President) 

C. H. Levermore, Ph. D . . . 

David Jones, D. D 

W. LeRoy Brown, M. A., LL. D . . 

Samuel Dickie, LL. D 

Rev. Boothe C. Davis, Ph. D 

William H. Crawford, D. D 

Rev. A. F. Bruske, M. S., D. D 

J. F. Spence, A. M,, LL. D 

John F. Hurst, D. D., LL. D 

Rev. J. C. Calhoun, A. B., A. M . . . 

William A. Bell, M. A., LL. D 

Eugene R. Long, Ph. D 

V. C. Alderson (Act. President) ... 

Horace Bumstead, D. D 

Gustav Andreen, Ph. D 

Lemuel H. Murlin, A. M 

Rev. R. M. Freshwater, D. D 

George C. Chase, D. D., LL. D 

Oscar H. Cooper, LL. D 

Rev. D. R. Kerr, Ph. D., D. D 

G. L. Collie, Ph. D. (Act. Pres't) . . 

Wm. G. Frost, Ph. D., D. D 

Rev. C. Swenson, Ph. D 

Rev. E. S. Alderman, D. D 

W. F. Wa-rren, D. D., LL. D 

Wm. DeWitt Hyde, D. D 

James H. Linford, B. S., B. D 

W. H P. Faunce, A. M., D. D 

Rev. A. B. Church, A. M., B. A.. . . 

W. N. Billingesley, A. M 

John H. Harris, LL. D 

Scot Butler, A. M., LL. D 

Rev. James W. Strong, D. D 

J. T. Henderson, A. M 

Rev. Fred. L. Sigmund, A. M 

Rev. D. McKinney, D. D 

T. B. Smith, A. M. (Act. President) 
Rev. A. E. Gobble, A. M., D. D. . . 

L. A. Garrison, B. A 

Geo. B. Addicks, D. D., A. M 

J. F. Hirsh, M. A 

D. R. Dungan, A. M 

Chas. M. Melden, Ph. D., D. D 

G. Stanely Hall, Ph. D., D. D 

Rev, S. B. McCormick, D. D 

Rev. Chas. L. White, A. M 

W. F, Slocum, LL. D., D. D 

Benj. Wilson, B. A., M. A 

Wm. F. King, D. D., LL. D 

J. G. Schurman, LL. D 

Rev. M. P. Dowling, S. J 

N. Green, LL. D. (Chairman Fac'y) 
Rev. W. I. Graham, D. D., A. M.. . 

J. R. H. Latchaw, A. M., D. D 

Rev. Emory W. Hunt, D. D 

H. A. Buchtel, D. D., LL. D 

Rev. H. A. Gobin, D. D 

Geo. D. Adams, A. M., D. D 

Geo. E. Reed,S. T. D., LL. D 

David B. Perry, A. M., D. D 

Wm. B. Craig, D. D., LL. D 

Homer T. Fuller, Ph. D., D. D 

Joseph J. Mills, A. M., LL. D 

Rev. W. W. Staley, A. M., D. D . , . 

Rev. J. C. Miller. A. M., D. D 

R. E. Hieronymus, A. M 

J. A. Leavitt, F. R., D. D., G. S 

N. J. Morrison, D. D., LL. D 

Rev. J. H. Morley, A. M., LL. D. . . . 
Rev. C. Manchester, D. D 



225 
166 
164 
412 
490 
240 
323 
259 
350 

146 
118 

124 
1000 
300 
619 
715 
372 
330 
936 
125 
35; 
82; 
700 
104 
1350 
360 
510 
899 
245 
252 
530 
396 
366 
331 
175 
9; 
271 
100 
13 5 
23; 
246 
280 
550 

326 
180 
515 
426 
716 
2980 
237 
237 
368 
150 



63? 
181 
490 
169 



150 
140 
225 
215 
233 
163 



)tattsttcsi 



Co-educational Colleges 



lS66 Fis!< University 

l8Sl Fort Worth University 

lS}4 Franklin College 

1825 Franklin College 

1S54 Furman University 

iS+4 Gale Colleee 

1S48 Geneva College 

iSzg Georgetown College 

1S71 Granbury University 

1867 Grant University 

1794 Grenvilie & Tusculum College . . . . 

1891 Greer College 

1876 Grove City College 

1857 GuilforJ College 

1862 Gustav-Adolphus College 

1812 Hamilton College 

l8?4 Hamline University 

1776 Hampden-iiJney College 

1865 Hampton Institute 

1828 Hanover College 

I8j4 HartforJ Theological Seminary ... . 

1850 Heidelberg University 

1892 Henry College 

1857 Highland University 

185; Hillsdale College 

1850 Hiram College 

1849 Hiwassee College 

1S66 Hope College 

1841 Howard College 

1890 Howard Payne College 

1867 Howard University 

1829 Illinois College 

i8;o Illinois Wesleyan University 

1820 Indiana University 

1848 Iowa College 

1868 Iowa State College 

1844 Iowa Wesleyan University 

1894 Jacob Tome Institute 

i88j John B. Stetson University 

1855 Kalamazoo College 

1S58 Kentucky University 

1866 Kentu..ky Wesleyan College 

1892 Kenka College 

iS!7 Knox College 

1858 La Grange College 

1857 Lake Forest University, . 

1847 Lawrence University. 

1866 Lebanon Valley College. 

1891 Leland Stanford Jr. University .... 

1856 Lenox College 

1875 Liberty College 

1895 Lima College . 

1865 Lincoln College 

1882 Livingstone College 

1851 Lombard College 

1884 Macalester College 

l8;5 Marietta College 

186) Massachusetts Agricultural College. 

1865 Massachusetts Institute Technology 

1828 McKendree College 

1858 McMinnville College 

1824 Miami University 

1857 Michigan Agricultural College 

1800 Middlebury College 

1887 Midland College 

1882 MiUigan College 

1867 Milton College 

1878 Mississippi A. and M. College 

1889 Missouri Valley College 

1856 Mammouth 

185J Moot's Hill 



Location 



Nashville, Tenn 

Foit Worth, Tex 

Franklin, Ind 

New Athens, O 

Greenville, S. C 

Galesville, Wis 

Beaver Falls, Pa 

Georgetown, Ky 

Granbury, Tex 

Chattanooga, Tenn . . . 

Tusculum, Tenn 

Hoopeston, 111 

Grove City, Pa 

Guilford College, N C 

St Peter, Minn 

Clinton, N. V 

St. Paul, Minn 

Hampden-Sidney, Va. 

Hampton, Va 

Hanover, Ind 

Hartford, Ct 

Tiffin, O., 

Campbell, Tex 

Highland, Kan 

Hillsdale, Mich 

Kiram, O 

Hiwassee, Tenn 

Holland, Mich 

East Lake, Ala 

Brownwood, Tex 

Washington, d. C 

Jacksonville, 111 

Bloomington, 111 

Bloomington, Ind 

Grinnell, Iowa 

Ames, Iowa 

Mt Pleasant, Iowa. . . . 

Fort Deposit, Md 

De Land, Fla 

Kalamazoo, Mich . . . . 

Lexington, Ky 

Winchester, Ky 

Kenka Park, N. Y. . . 

Galesburg, 111 

La Grange, Mo 

Lake Forest, 111 

Appleton, Wis 

Annville, Pa 

Palo Alto, Cal 

Hopkinton, Iowa 

Glascow, Ky 

Lima, O. . 

Lincoln, 111 

Salisbury, N. C 

Galesburg, 111 

St. Paul, Minn 

Marietta, Tenn 

Amherst, Mass 

Boston, Mass 

Lebanon, 111 

McMinnville, Ore 

Oxford, O 

Lansing, Mich 

Middlebury, Vt, 

Atchison, Kan 

Milligan, Tenn 

Milton, Wis 

Starkville, Miss 

Marshall, Mo 

Mammouth, III 

Moor's Hill, Ind 



President 



Rev. Jas. G. .Merrill. D. D 

Rev. O. L. Fisher, A M . D D 

Rev, W. T. Stott, D. D , A. M 

R Barclay Spicer 

A P. Montague, LL D 

Wm. D Thomas, U. D., Ph D. .. 

W. P. Johonston, A M.,D D 

A. "i'ager. Ph. D. (Act President) 

H. A. Sconys, Ph. D., LL. D 

Rev. John H Race, A M.,D, D.. 

Rev. Jere. Moore, D, D 

J M. Clary, A B., LL. B 

Rev. I. C. Ketler, Ph. D , U U . . 

Lewis L. Hobbs, A B , A. M 

M. Wahlstrom, A. M., Ph. D 

M. W. Stryker, D. D., LL. D 

Rev, G. H. Bridgam, D. D 

Richard Mcllwaine, D. D 

Rev. H. B. Frissell, D. D 

D W. Fisher, D. D.,LL. D 

Rev. C. D. Hartranft, D. D 

F A. Sonnedecker, A. M 

T. H. Bridges 

Amos A. Davis, A. B , A. M 

C. H. Gurney, A. M. (Act Pres'tJ 

Ely V. ZoUars, A.M., LL. D 

Rev. J. E. Lowry, A. M 

Gerrit J. KoUen, A. M , LL. D 

F M. Roof, A. M 

J. H. Grove, M. S. D , A. M 

J. E. Rankin, D. D., LL. D 

C, W. Barnes, M. A, B. D 

Edgar M Smith, A. M., D. D 

Jos. Swain, LL. D 

W. A. Main, Ph. D. (Act. Pres't) 

W. M. Beardshear, LL. D 

J. W. Hancher, A. M.,S. T. D 

A. W. Harris, A. M. (Director). . . 
John F. Forbes, A. M.,Ph. D 

A. G. Slocum, LL D 

B. A. Jenkins, A. M., B. D 

Rev. John L. Weber, Litt. D 

Rev. Geo. H. Ball, A. M., D. D. . . 

Thomas McClelland, D. D 

Jere. T. Muir, LL. D., A. M. 

Richard D. Harlam, A. M 

Samuel Plantz, Ph. D., D. D 

Rev. H. U. Roop, A. M., Ph. D... 

David Starr Jordan, LL. D 

A. G. Wilson, A. M 

Rev. J. H. Burnett, A. M 

Rev. S. P. Long, A. M 

J. L. Goodknight, A. M., D. D .. 
Wm. H. Colder, D. D 

C. E. Nash, A. M., D. D 

James Wallace, Ph. D 

S. F. Wilson, D. D 

H. H. Goodell, LL. D 

H. S. Pritchett, LL. D 

McK H. Chamberlin, LL. D 

H. L. Boardman, A. M 

Rev. D. S. Tappan, D. D 

J. L. Snyder, M. A ,Ph. D 

Ezra Brained, D. D , LL. D 

Rev. J. A. Clutz, D. D 

J. Hopwood, A. M 

W C. Whitford, A. M , D D 

J. C. Haidy, A. M , LL. B 

W. H. Bhck, D. D 

J. H McMillan, Litt. and P 

C W. Lewis, D. D 



)tatistics 



Co-educational Colleges 



1846 
1837 



1874 
1861 
1861 
1851 
186; 
1833 
1872, 
1S04 
1S44 
1S70 
1865 
1847 



1854 

1875 
187; 
1874 
1873 
1873 
1S3Z 
i8;9 
1877 



1874 
1832 



1863 
188; 
1866 
1865 
183; 
1867 
1801 
1856 
1845 
1875 
1885 
1 86 J 
1847 

1879 
1858 
1874 
1869 
1871 
1857 



1893 
1887 
1887 
1891 
1869 
1853 

i8;s 
1S34 
1859 



Morningside 

Morris Brow College 

Mount Angel 

Mt. Union College 

Muskingum College 

Nebraska Wesleyan University .. 

Nevada State University 

Newberry College 

New Orleans University 

Northern Illinois College 

Northwestern College 

Northwestern University 

Northwester University 

Oberlin College 

Ohio State University 

Ohio University 

Ohio Wesleyan University 

Oregon Agricultural College 

Ottawa University 

Otterbein University 

Onachita College 

Pacific College 

Pacific University 

Park College 

Parsons College 

Peabody Northern College 

Pennsylvania College 

Pennsylvania College 

Pennsylvania College 

Pennsylvania State College 

Philander Smith College 

Pike College 

Pomona College 

Pratt Institute 

Presbyterian College, S. C 

Pritchett College 

Purdue University 

Richmond College 

Rio Grande College 

Ripon College 

Roger Williams University 

Rollins College 

Scion College 

Shaw University 

Shurtle.-r College 

Simpson College 

South Carolina College 

Southern University 

Southwestern Baptist University 

Southwestern Presbyterian University 

Southwestern Kansas College 

State College of Kentucky 

State University of Iowa 

State University of Kentucky ...;.. 

St. Lawrence University 

St. Olaf College 

S warthmore College 

Syracuse University 

Tabor College 

Talladega College 

Tarkio College 

Taylor University 

Teachers' College 

Theil College 

Throop Polytechnic Institute 

Trinity University 

Trinity College 

Tufts College 

Tulane University 

Union Christian College 

Union College 



Location 



President 



Sioux City, Iowa 

Atlanta, Ga 

Mount Angel, Ore 

Alliance, O 

New Concord, O 

University Place, Neb. 

Reno, Nev 

Newberry, Sv C 

New Orleans, La 

Fulton, 111 

Naperville, 111 

Evanston,ill 

Watertown, Wis 

Oberlin, O 

Columbus, O 

Athens, O 

Delaware, O 

Corvallis,Ore 

Ottawa, Kan 

Westerville, O 

Arkadelphia, Ark .... 

Newberg, Ore 

Forest Grove, Ore ... . 

Parkville, Mo 

Fairfield, Iowa 

Nashville, Tenn 

Oskaloosa, Iowa 

Pittsburg, Pa 

Gettysburg, Pa 

State College, Pa 

Little Rock, Ark 

Bowling Green, Mo . . 

Claremont, Cal 

Brooklyn, N. Y 

Clinton, S.C 

Glasgow, Mo 

Lafayette, Ind 

Richmond, Va 

Rio Grande, O 

Ripon, Wis 

Nashville, Tenn 

Winter Park, Fla 

Sico, O 

Raleigh, N. C 

Upper Alton, 111 

Indianola, Iowa 

Columbia, S. C 

Greensboro, Ala 

Jackson, Tenn 

Clarksville, Tenn 

Georgetown, Tex . . . . 

Lexington, Ky 

Iowa, Iowa 

Louisville, Ky 

Canton, N. Y 

Northfield, Minn 

Swarthmore, Pa 

Syracuse, N. Y 

Tabor, Iowa 

Talladega, Ala 

Tarkio, Mo 

Upland, Ind 

Manhattan Boro, N. Y 

Greenville, Pa 

Pasadena, Cal 

Durham, N. C 

Tehuacana, Tex 

Tufts College, Mass . . 

New Orleans, La 

Merom, Ind 

Barbourville, Ky 



W. S. Lewis, D. D., A. M 

Rev. J. M. Henderson, A. M . . . . 

F. Dominic, O.S. B 

A. B. Riker, D. D.,A. M 

Rev. J. Johnson, D. D 

D. W. C. Huntington, D. D 

J. E. Stubbs, D. D.,LL. D 

G. B. Craner, LL. D 

F. H. Knight, A. B 

J. E. Bittinger, A. M 

H. J. Kukhoefer, A. M.,Ph. D. . 

D. Bonbright 

A. F. Crust, Ph. D 

John H. Barrows, D. D 

W. O. Thompson, D. D., LL. D. 
Alston Ellis, Ph. D., LL. D., . . 

James W. Bashford, D. D 

Thos. M. Gatch, M. A,Ph. D. . . 
J. D. S. Riggs, Ph. D., L. H. D . 
George Scott, Litt. D., Ph. D . . . 
John W. Conger, A. B., A.M.. 

Euwin McGrew, B. S., M. S 

Wm. N. Ferrin, A. M. (Dean) . . 

L. M. McAfee (Act. Pres.) 

Rev. F. "W. Hinitt, Ph. D 

James D. Porter, LL. D 

A. Rosenberger, A. B.,LL. D .. 
Rev. C. Martin, A. M., D. D , . . 
H. W. McKnight, D. D., LL. D 

Geo. W. Atherton, LL. D 

Rev. James M. Cox, D. D 

Chas. R. Wakeland, B. S 

Charles M. Pratt 

Almon E. Spencer, B. A., M. A , . 
C. S. Hemenway, A. B.,Ph. B.. 

W. E. Stone, A.M., Ph. D 

F. W. Boatwright, M. A 

Rev. J. M. Davis, D. D 

R. C. Hughes, A. M., D. D 

Rev. P. B. Guernsey, A. M 

Rev. G. M. Ward, D. D., LL. B 

Chas. F. Meserve, LL. D 

Rev. Stanley A. McKay, D. D . . . 
Charles E. Shelton, A. M 

F. C. Woodward, Litt. D 

Rev. S. M. Hosmer, D. D 

G. M. Savage, A. M., LL. D 

George Summey, D. D 

Robert S. Hyer, A. M 

J. K. Patterson, Ph. D.,LL. D. . 

George E. MacLean, LL. D 

Rev. Chas. L. Puree, D. D 

Rev. Almon Gunnison 

Rev. J. N. Kidahl, D, D 

Wm. W. Birdsall, A. M 

Rev. J R. Day, LL.D. (Chan ). 
J. Gordon, D. D. (Act. Pres.) .. 

G. W, Andrews (Act. Pres.) 

Rev. J. A. Thompson, D. D 

Rev. T. C. Reade, A. M., D. D . , 
Jas. E. Russell, Ph. D. (Dean).. 

Theophilus B. Roth, D. D 

Walter A. Edwards, A. M 

John C. Kilgo, D. D., A. M 

Jesse Anderson, A. M 

Elmer Hewitt Capen, D. D 

Edwin A. Alderman, LL. D 

Rev. L. J. Aldrich, A. M , D. D. 
James P. Faulkner, A. M 



440 
512 
135 

sn 
215 
600 
392 
16; 
613 
120 
360 

2629 
16S 

1357 

1465 
40s 

1358 
502 
603 
316 
486 
150 
211 
355 
277 
607 
383 
25 1 
276 
456 
467 
126 
212 

3121 
65 
90 

1056 
216 

13! 
175 
250 
179 
341 
578 
183 
629 
227 
162 
376 
85 
483 
620 

1542 
200 
150 
306 
206 

1800 
141 
586 
399 
565 
623 

137 
216 
167 
145 
900 

"45 

238 



statistics 



Co-educational Colleges 



Location 



President 



1891 Union College 

1856 Union Theological Seminary 

1S51 University of Alaba.na 

1S91 University of Arizona 

1872 University of Arkansas 

1868 University of California 

1891 University of Chicago ;. . 

1819 University of Cincinnati 

1877 University of Colorado 

.... University of Denver 

1889 University of Idaho 

1868 University of Illinois 

1866 University of Kansas 

186; University of Maine 

lSj7 University of Michigan 

1868 University of Minnesota. ....... 

1848 University of Mississippi 

1840 University of Missouri 

189; University of Montana 

1785 University of Nashville 

1869 University of Nebraska 

1892 University of New Mexico 

.... University of New York 

lyg; University of North Carolina .... 

1883 University of North Dakota 

1892 University of Oklahoma 

1880 University of Omaha 

1872 University of Oregon 

1852 University of Pacilic 

1740 University of Pennsylvania 

1850 University of Rochester 

1880 University of Southern California 

1882 University of South Dakota 

1868 University of the South 

1794 University of Tennessee 

1883 University of Texas 

1850 University of Utah 

1791 University of Vermont 

1862 University of Washington 

1848 University of Wisconsin 

1869 University of Wooster 

1887 University of Wyoming 

1857 Upper Iowa University 

1869 Ursinus College 

1888 Utah Agricultural College 

1872 Vanderbilt University 

1806 Vincennes University 

1867 Walden University 

186; Washburn College 

178 J Washington College 

179s Washington College 

1853 Washington University 

1851 Wesleyan University 

1856 Western College 

1867 Western Maryland College 

1787 Western University of Pennsylvania 

186; WestfielJ College 

1852 Westminster College 

1867 West Virginia University 

i860 Wheaton College 

1859 Whitman College 

i8;6 Wilberforce University 

1873 Wiley University 

1844 Willamette University 

1870 Wilmington College 

1845 Wittenberg College 

1854 Wofford College 

1881 Yankton College 

1890 York College 



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Manhattan Boro, N. Y 

Tuscaloosa, Ala 

Tucson, Ariz 

Fayetteville, Ark 

Berkeley, Cal 

Chicago, 111 

Cincinnati, O 

Boulder, Colo 

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Moscow, Idaho 

Urbana, III 

Lawrence, Kan 

Orono, Me 

Ann Arbor, Mich 

Minneapolis, Minn .... 

Near Oxford, Miss 

Columbia, Mo 

Missoula, .Mont 

Nashville, Tenn 

Lincoln, Neb 

Albuquerque, N. .M 

See " New York " 

Chapel Hill, N. C 

Grand Forks, N. D 

Norman, Okla 

Omaha, Neb 

Eugene, Ore 

San Jose, Cal 

Philadelphia, Pa 

Rochester, N. Y 

Los Angeles, Cal 

Vermillion, S. D 

Sewanee, Tenn 

Knoxville, Tenn 

Austin, Tex 

Salt Lake City,U 

Burlington, Vt 

Seattle, Wash 

Madison, Wis 

Wooster, O 

Laramie, Wyo 

Fayette, Iowa 

Collegeville, Pa 

Logan, U 

Nashville, Tenn 

Vincennes, Ind 

Nashville, Tenn 

Topeka,Kan 

Chestertown, MJ 

Washington Col., Tenn 

St. Louis, Mo 

Middletown, Ct 

Toledo, Iowa 

Westminster, Md 

Pittsburg, Pa 

Westfield, 111 

N. Wilmington, Pa 

Morgantown, W . Va. . . 

Wheaton, HI 

Walla Walla, Wash 

Wilberforce, O 

Marshall, Tex 

Salem, Ore 

Wilmington, O 

Springfield, O 

Spartanburg, S. C 

Yankton, S. D 

York, Neb 



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Rev, Chas. Cuthbert Hall 

Wm. S. Wyman, LL. D 

F. Y. Adams (Act. Pres.) 

J. L. Buchanan, A. M . LL D . . 

Benj. Ide Wheeler, LL. D 

Wm. R Harper, Ph. D.,D.D. .. 

Howard Ayers, LL. D 

Jas. H. Baker, M. A.,LL. D.... 

Jas. A. MacLean, Ph. D 

Andrew S Drapper, LL. D 

W. C. Spangler (Act. Pres ) . . . . 

Abram W Harris, Sc. D 

James B. Angell, LL, D 

Cyrus Northrop, LL. D 

Robert B. Fulton, LL. D 

Richard H Jesse, LL.D 

Oscar J. Craig, AM, Ph. D . . . 
W. H. Payne, LLi D, Ph D... 

E. Benj. Andrews, LL D 

C. L. Herrick, Ph. D 

Francis P Venable, Ph. D 

Webster Merrifield, M. A 

D. R. BoyJ, A. M 

David R. Kerr, D D., Ph. D 

Frank Strong, A. M.,Ph. D 

Eli McClish,D. D 

C. C. Harrison, LL. D. (Prov.) . 

Rush Rhees, D. D , LL. D 

Geo. F. Bonard, A. M ,D. D 

Garrett Droppers 

B, L. Wiggins, M. A, LL 

C. W. Dabney, Ph. D ,LL D .. 

Wm. L. Prather, LL. D 

J. T. Kingsbury, Ph D D.,Sec 
M. H. Buckham,D. D 

F. P. Graves, Ph. D., LL. D 

C. K. Adams, LL. D 

Rev. L. E Holden, D. D 

Rev. Elmer E. Smiley, D D 

Rev. G. P. Benton, A. M 

Rev. H. T. Spangler, D D 

Wm. J. Kerr, B, S.,D.Sc 

J. H, Kirkland 

J. E. Manchester, D. Sc 

J B. Hamilton, D. D 

Rev. N. Plass, A. M,,D. D 

Chas. W Reid,Ph. D 

Rev. Jas. T. Cooter 

VVinfield S. Chaplin, LL. D 

B P. R?.ymond,D. D ,LL. D.. . 
Lewis Bookwalter, A. M., D. D. 

Rev. T. H. Lewis, D. D 

Dr. J. A. Brashear (Acting) 

John A. Hawkins, D D 

Rev. Robt. G. Ferguson 

D B. Purington, LL. D 

C. A. Blanchard,D. D 

Rev. S. B. L. Penrose, A. B 

J. H. Jones, A. M., D. D 

M. W. Dogan 

J. H. Coleman, D. D 

J. B. Unthank, M. Sc 

S. A Orb 

J. H. Carlisle, LL. D 

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Description 



The ideal co-ed is a thing of books, 

A creature of brain entirely ; 
With stooping shoulders and studious looks, 

She digs all day and half the night; 

People say she is wondrous bright. 

But her figure's an awful sight ! 
Her thoughts are deep in the classic past, 
She only thinks of A. B. at last; 

She has fled this world and its masculine charms. 

And a refuge found in Minerva's arms. 

Now, the kind of co-ed that I describe 

Is a co-ed seen very rarely ; 
The real co-ed's a thing of grace. 
With dainty figure and winsome face; 

She walks and rides, and she cuts, Mon Dieu! 

But every professor lets her through; 
For her each year is a round of joy, 
A. B. means nothing if not **A Boy," 

And you and I must yield to her charms. 

And take the place of Minerva's arms. 

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Fair Smith, our praise to thee we render, 

O dearest college halls. 
Bright hours that live in memory tender 

Are winged within thy walls. 
O'er thy walks the elms are bowing, 

Alma Mater. 
Winds 'mid branches softly blowing. 
Ivy round thy towers growing. 

Alma Mater. 

Though time may prove the pleasure fleeting, 

No hour is sped in vain. 
True hearts behold the future meeting; 

Our friendship cannot wane. 
Of thy care forgetful never. 

Alma Mater, 
Bound by ties that naught can sever. 
Still to thee returning ever. 

Alma Mater. 

And while the hills with purple shadows 

Eternal vigil keep. 
Above the happy river meadows 

In golden haze asleep. 
May thy children thee addressing. 

Alma Mater, 
Still with grateful praise unceasing. 
Speak in loyal hearts thy blessing, 

Alma Mater. 

Regina K. Crandall, '90. 



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Barnard — Light Blue and White. 

Bryn Mawr — Yellow and White. 

Chicago University — Pink. 

Colby — Gray. 

Cornell — White and Red. 

Dickifison — White and Rose Red. 

Elmira — Purple and Gold. 

Stanford — Red. 
Michigan — Blue and Maize. 
Mt. Holyoke — Light Blue. 
Radclijfe — Red and White. 
Randolph-Macon — Orange and Black. 
Smith — White. 

Swarthmore — Garnet and Pearl. 
Tufts — Blue and Brown. 
University of California — Blue and Gold. 
Vassar — Rose and Gray. 

Washington University ( St, Louis ) — Orange, White and 

Blue. 
We lie sky — Blue. 
Wesleyan — Lavender. 

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Vassar — Purity and Wisdom. 

Smith — ENTH APETHl THN TNHSIN. 

University of Wisconsin — Numen lumen. 
Northwestern University — ^u<£qumque sunt vera. 
University of California — In unum versi. 
University of Michigan — Artes Scientia Veritas. 



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State Universities usually adopt the State Flower 

California — California Poppy. 

Colorado — White and Purple Columbine. 

Idaho — Syringa. 

Iowa — Wild Rose. 

Kansas — Sunflower. 

Michigan — Apple Blossom. 

Minnesota — Moccasin. 

Mississippi — Magnolia. 

Montana — Bitter Root. 

North Dakota — Golden Rod. 

Oklahoma — Mistletoe. 

Texas — Blue Bonnet. 

Utah — Sego Lily. 

Vermont — Red Clover. 

Washington — Rhododendron. 



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Albany {Ore.) — " Rata-ter thrat, ter thrat, ter trat, 
Terra-ter-lix, ter-lix, ter-lix, Kicka-ba-ba, Kicka-ba- 
ba, Albany! Albany! Rah! Rah! Rah!" 

.\ J/ma — "One, two, three. Hip, hi, hoo, ray. Alma, 
^\ Rah! Rah! Rah! Yah! Yah!" 

Atlanta University — ''V.2.\y\ Rah! Rah! Ah! See! Atlanta Uni- 



versity !" 

5^/^j_"B-A-T-E-S! Rah! Rah! Rah! Boom-a-laka, Boom-a-laka, 
Boom! Bates! Boom!" (Repeat.) 

Brown University — "Rah! Rah! — Rah! Rah! — Rah! Rah! — Brown! 
Brown! Brown!— Ki Yi ! Ki Yi ! Ki Yi!— Hicki! Hicki! 
Hoorah!" (Repeat three times.) 

Cornell University — "Cornell! I yell, yell, yell! Cornell!" 

Dickinson — " Hip-rah-bus-bis-Dickinsonien-Sis-Tiger ! " 

Illinois — "Rah hoo rah! Boom-a-laka, kick-a-rick-a-roi ! Old 
Illinoise! Boom-zip-boom, Tiger-zah!" 

Indiana University — "Indiana Rah! Indiana Rah! Rah! Gloriana 
Indiana Rah ! " 

Leland Stanford Junior University — " Rah! Rah! Rah! (twice) Rah! 
Rah! Stanford!" 



Mt. //o/joy^^ — "H-o-l-y-o-k-e, Hol-yoke, Hol-yoke are we!" 
(The cheer is sung by the girls.) 

Randolph-Macon — " Rah ! Rah ! Rah ! — Ree ! Ree ! Ree ! —Vive le 
R-M-W-C! Who are we? (repeat) Girls of the R-M-W-C!" 

Swarthmore — '''^2i\\\ Rah! — Rah! Rah! Rah! — Rah! Rah! — Rah! 
Rah! Rah! — Swarthmore!" 

University of Alabama — "Rah! Rah! Sis boom ah! Rah! Rah! 
Alabama ! " 

University of California — ''Y\2.\ Ha! Ha! Cal-i-for-ni-a! U. C. 
Berkeley! Zip! Boom! Ah!" 

University of Missouri — "Rah! Rah! Rah! Missouree! M. S. U. 
Universitee! Hoorah! Hirah! Siree!" 



University of North Carolina — "Yackty yack! Htooray hooray! 
Hooray hooray! Carolina Varsity! Boom rah! Boom rah! 
Car-o-li-na!" 

University of Southern California — "Rackety! Hackety! Wah! Who! 
Wah! (repeat) Zip! Boom! Bah! (repeat) U! S! C! Rah! 
Rah! Rah!" 

Whitman — " Berke-ke-kex ! Koax! Koax ! (repeat) Ho-up! Ho-up! 
Parabaloo ! Whitman!" 

Wilson — "Conococheague, chi ha ha ha, Wilson! Wilson! Rah! 
Rah! Rah! W-I-L-S-O-N, Sis! Boom! Ah!" 



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I hear the break of a sea of seas 

And the thud of a league-long crest; 

I hear the shock of the King of Seas 
On the wall of the mighty West. 

I see the plumes of forests kings 
From Sierra's snow to plain; 

God's amphitheatre tier on tier, 
Where Pine and Redwood reign. 

What sapphire sky and purple mist, 

No Italy so blest; 
O vision of Hesperides! 

Land of the sun-down West ! 

What inland seas of golden grain, 

What vine and orange tree. 
What flower-set banks and poppy hosts, 

What summer reverie ! 

What carnival of sunny hours, 

And lull of drowsy noon, 
An Indian summer's dream is mine 

In the golden afternoon. 

The sunset lights a Queen of Bays — 
A thousand flags are flaunting; 

The world's afloat ! and East and West 
Salute with colors vaunting. 



Oh, what a royal red is where 

Yon western sea Hes dreaming ! 
And through the Golden Gate flung wide 

The sun-down light is streaming. 

The sun's last sheaves are caught in the leaves 

Where Oak and Pine enfold, 
And mile-long level spears of light 

Break to a dust of gold. 

What spires and column-crests are those 

The sunset light hath kissed ^ 
What temple-top is that whose base 

Is veiled in violet mist? 

What city that — all wrought in white. 

What halls are those I see? 
'Tis reincarnate Athens built 

By Balboa's western sea! 

Oh, what a reach of colonnade 

And domes to prop the sky. 
And porches welcoming the world 

To truth that cannot die ! 

Thy steeples climb to Heaven's height. 

To lift mine hope as far; 
Thy finger-spire doth point the way 

To yonder God-built star! 

Leslie M. Turner, '03. 



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Nor lift our eyes at all, 
But pale we quake, for conscience doth 

Make cowards of us all. 

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WdltsAt^ in Slutumn 

In yellow and in saffron it is dressed, 
Changing by imperceptible degrees 
To tawny red and russet in the trees. 
And brown of fallen leaves upon the breast 
Of all the earth. 

A tumbling wind careens aero s the grass. 
Chasing the dead leaves here and there in glee; 
Or else, in empty whirling columns free. 
Forming them in one mad, round, dancing mass 
With savage mirth. 

The twilight breathes a silent, waiting drowse; 
A few leaves curve down gently here and there, 
In the clear coolness of the evening air, 
From the great oaks with massive, up-flung bows 
And mighty girth. 

Each night, though winter has not yet begun, 
Drives the sharp frost still farther in the ground ; 
The grass with thicker, white each morn is found — 
And this soft covering, melting at the sun, 
Is snow at birth. 

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Wrote a poet long ago — 
In the classic age, you know — 
Verses dignified and fine, 
Telling " how we Romans dine." 

Boars and peacocks, shell-fish, too, 
All were dainties, while a stew 
Made of oil and bitter brine 
Was as welcome as their wine. 

Vainly often do we seek 
English words for dishes Greek, 
While we say : " What dreadful food 
Did the Romans think was good!" 

If some poet living now, 
Knowing what we eat and how, 
Should commit it all to rhyme 
To the girls of after time. 

Mention " Deacon Porter's hat," 
" Freshman's tears," and add to that 
Praises of those dainties three, 
"Wiggle," "Mud" and "Mystery." 

Should he sing in such a strain 
Future maids might seek in vain 
For the meaning, while they'd say, 
"Strange — the tastes of yesterday ! " 

R. K. K., Mt. Holyoke. 



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Here's to the Freshman, verdant and green, 

Here's to the Sophomore, naughty. 
Here's to the Junior, fair, youthful queen. 
And here's to the Senior, so haughty. 
Toast with your glasses. 
Drink to the lasses. 

We'll warrant each proves a delight to her 
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Ballatie of tlje alumna 

How sadly in these latter days, 

In search of memories bitter-sweet, 
We tread the once accustomed ways 

With step grown slow and lagging feet, — 
Timed to the pulse's slower beat, — 

And climb the stair and reach the floor. 
To find — alas! how time is fleet! 

Another's name is on the door! 

We timid knock, and beg to gaze 

On all once ours — are shown a seat, 

O irony! In sad amaze 

We marvel that it looks so neat, 

Recalling how we used to meet 

. At gruesome hours in days of yore, — 

Hours that fate can ne'er repeat: 

Another's name is on the door. 

Our ready chaff, our wordy frays. 

Conviction backed by young conceit. 
Have left no echoes; nothing stays 

To mark how once we "led the street"; 
But others come with youthful heat, 

Nor reck of those who came before. 
And play their part — their years complete; — 

Another's name is on the door. 

Envoy 
Freshmen our age with reverence greet. 

And warning take though grieved sore. 
No words delay, no prayers entreat, — 
Another's name is on the door. 

Edith Child, Bryn Mawr Lantern, 



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